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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
Marquis Harrington ON Home RuIe

ny AuRlO-American cable to the Dispatch.l
LONDON. June 2L-rhe Marquis OF
Harrington, in a speech at Manchester thi,
evening. referred TO home rule for Ireland
a. b.i ia, Tor time at least, decided
against, tie protested against the minority
in Parliament beingaIlowed 10 further pre-
vent legislation, specially denounclnZ
that section OF tie minority directly as>O.
cia,ed with the foreign conspiracy
aiming Il the establishment OF an
Irish republic. Referring t. Glad
stones oiTtr for conference, Lord
darlington said that the time had not ar
riVed for 4 reunion Of the Liberal party.
He demanded general basi, Of agreem m;
before undertaking negotiations. Any
agreement, he added, must be open 10 the
full knowledge OF The Conservatives, who
he'd been loyal TO the Unioni,ts, and de-
served their confidence in return.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
A. HEROINE.
A sroRYcFIHswsfcK OF The CHAM
PLAIN.
A Woman swims Ashore with Child
Held in Ger Testh-self-
Denial.
10y telegraph to the Dlspa,ch. ]

CHicAGo. June 2i.-The schooner Racine.
the crew OF which rescued the survivors ol
the CLamplaln disaster, arrived last eve
ming. At the time the thampl1in caught
fire TIE Racine was lying alongside per
Fix mics from CborleVolN. Captain II I'm
son woke up, saw The burning steamer, and
sentpart Of his crew In the y1w H. rc,cu'
the perisbing passengers. WIN the re-
mainder Of his crew he ran down the beach
to an old fish. boat. launched II, and started
for the wreck. The boat had not been n-ei
for long time, and leaked. When about
half way cut to toe Champllin CIptIin
Hanson came across young woman whu
was swimming toward shore with child
Tbs was Miss Mary Wakefield, OF Chlrlr-
voix. She had jumped overheard from the
steamer with the slX.year-0ld child OF Cap
tain kChoe clasped IN her arms. Gri-ping
a broken fender. she chung TO IT, and Selling
the clothing Of the child IN her teeth, she
braycly struck out for the shore. Cap
tain Hanson says she Ia the pluckies'
woman he ever saw in his lie
When he started 10 take her and the child
into bis boat she told him 10 hurry away Il
others, as she could take care OF herself
She reached the shore in safety, and when
another Of the shipwrccked passengers wa
taken from boat in gu almost frozen con
dtion. she took of her flannel mderskir
and wrapped il around him. When Cap
tam Hanson Tcl"hed The wreck the yawl Of
the Racine had picked up fifteen persons
He rescued six moro, and seventeen other
floated ashore by aid OF planks and life
rrCservers. Among the bodies picked NJ
by Captain Hanson was that OF Mrs. Eliy
Cooper smith. 81 ChsrleyOix. IL was found
floating Oh the surface Of the lake, and tn,
position Of the life preseNer showed thai
Mrs. smith had worked IT down 50 a, e
keep a. much OF her body a possible ont
Of the icc.water. Becoming benumbed and
iatigued her head had fallen over
until it was submerged, and she wa
drowned. In speaking OF Captain Casey
Captain Hanson said he never knew
what courage in man meant until h
witnessed the heroic fortitude displayed
by the brave commander Of the Champlin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
SDirit-Drinking France.

fEy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
PMIs. June - The Senate today dis.
cusscd tie report OF the committee on the
consumption Of spirits. NJ. Claude said
that the committee had come to the conclu.
sion that the drinking Of spirits in France
had reached such a height 4. 10 be 4 social
danger. Alcohol was an essentially dutia-
bic article gnd it bchooyed the state 10 pre-
vert il excessive consumption, AT the same
time Securing the utmost profit to the Trel-
,uiy by he suppression of adulteration and
other frauds.
VI. Rouyer approved the committees
report. lie SAID thatthe Government would
prosecute fraud wherever discovered, and
that Recommendations would be instructed
10 take vigorous action against any imposi-
lion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
DIsINHEgITED FORE NAME.
An Angry Grandfathcr'S Disposal of
His Property.
New YORK Timea

JUDGE OiGOfm8n, who u lifelong
Democrat. listened with great interest yes.
ttrdry 10 the trial Of a will case IN which q
child go, disiubeTiled bv his Democratic
arsBofltbcr because his Republican mother
irsl,t,d IN naming him after President
Aithtr.
III De fall OF 1880, when the presidential
camrai.u was at II, height, Mr.. and Mr..
Frank hamburger had boy born unto
them. Mr. Hamburger, a. well as hi, father.
was an ardent Democrat. and Il was only
after a bitter quarrel that Mr.. Hamburger
succc, dcd in having the baby named Ar.
thur Chester. in honor Of the Nce-presi.
d,ntial candidate on the Republican
ticket. Thi, not Only made her husband
argTy but it cXa.pcrltcd his father.
The old gentleman was a butcher in
Washington market and was worth
about S3C0,C00. August 81, 1882, h.
made q vii by which he bequeatbed $780,
COO TO hi, wife for life, and directed that
that $4,000, after Der death, and all the
rest OF his property, after paying some be-
quests. should be divided among hi. four
surviving Minnie, Emile, MrS.
Josephine VI. Poor. aud Otto Hamburger.
Frank hamburger was dead when the will
IVES made and the old gentleman, It'll out
raecn at tie name given 10. Franks child
by H. mother, left 1t so for the purpose OF
slowing that il wa, not left out Of the Will
by gCciGent.
The Ola scntlCman'S wife died before he
did. Alter bis death the Will was admitted
10 probate without opposition, but at the
GCqre-t Of Arthur Chester Ifamburger's
mother. who hoped that there might be one
chance left for her child, the executors OF
the wilt harles DcXhelmer and Frederick
lIoch-L began friendly sult to deter.
mine the true constitution of the
clause which left the $4,000 to
Tie old gcnileman's wife for life
with reminder to his four surviving
children. The theory Of Mrs. Frank Ham,
burger lawyers was that Mrs. Charles II.
Hamburger having died before her hus-
baud the hcqCe>t 10 her became void. and
that therefore the $4,000 not having been
disposed Of At all by wIl her son, Arthur
chester. j. entitled 10 one iiitha> IN heir-at-
law inr,rniDe his father, share. This
would give him alG,C00. Judge O'Gorman
reserved his decision.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
Clo.c Down ofIron.worIs.

10y ItItEIHVH . VIZ 4''"i''-'4
READING, Pa, June 2f.-President Colt,
oftbe Reading Iron-W Orks, to-day Informed
the company's employees that in consequence
Of their refusal to accept the proposed I'D per
cent. reduction all Of the company ; iuI'
naccs, tube.works, rolling and sbeet-mill'
w,ll be closed on july I'd for an indefinite
perjod. The company, he said, could not
afford 10 operate the works at the present
raie Of wages and prices OF goods. Tni,
suspension will throw 1900 hands out OF
employment, the largest closing down III
Reading for years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
The Great Loss bV the Chicago


fBy tclegraph % the Dispatch'I
CHICAGO, June 2i.-lt i difficult to esu'
mate the loss resulting from the STRIKE.
me local los in wages can be closely com
prtcd, and Chicago merchants can estimate
Inc amount Of trade which has been s'cri-
iced. Aside from this. however. miners
are idle in Pennsylvania; saw-milh ana
tbcir operatives in Michigan; thousands Of
men are thrown out OF work 10 the stone
.uarrlcs; the pre,,ed.brick trade Is aIie't'
ed oh over The United states; thou, ana,
Of dollar, have been lost TO the railroad
companios; every branch OF manufacture
identified in any way with the building
trade, 4. a direct sufferer from the strike.
careful estimate made OF the loss IN
wages 10 striking and locked out en-
moves in the vicinity Of Chicago alone
fnnis M nearlY =. 300. 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
4 DocfOv's House Damaged by by
Mantle.
An Z lerraph % he Dlspateh.l

by tItgTaph % Inc UIspaICH.I
81 LoUf, No, June 2i.-Ine family
of Dr. r. f.. Buck, residing ut No. 2610
Jefferson avenue. was aroused shortly be
fore miOrieht last night by a terrible eN-
plosion which nearly wrecked the house,
tearing down The plastering, breaking
glass, and weakening the partitions, yet not
cou,lng any injury TO any member OF the
Doctors family. \ dynamite bomb had
been placed on the sill OF the basement
doorway ana exploded. Or. Buck esti-
mates his loss at $1,000. He is unable to
account for the Cl.aster, but considers il
the work Of an unknown enemy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

FRANK D. HILL & CO., p. NJ. commission
ers' sale OF large number 81 building lots
on Tenth. Eleventh. Twelfth, Thirteenth.
and Fourteenth streets.
JAMES b. ELAN and +. d. HILL Il CO., 5
7. NJ, commissioners sale Of vacant lot
on tho alley between Marshall and Clay
and Fifteenth and sixteenth streets 8 p.
NJ, brick dwelling No. 1912 east Broad
street
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., 1870 p. NJ, com
missiOners sale OF a frame house on the al
Icy between Broad and Marshall and Smith
ana Henry streets
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 A NJ, horses, mules.
buggies, aud phaetons; II A. NJ. top-bug-
gy, bay mare, harness, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
fire and Less Of Life IN Jacksonville

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, June PA fire
broke ont tonight at II O'Clock, and totally
destroyed the large brick block, corner Of
Bay and clay streets, occupied by Clark d
Lotus, furniture; Watson a. Co., drugs,
and Sable Brothers, leather. Loss on
buildings and stock, $4,000; insurance
about $4,000. Three lives are supposed
TO be lost OF men in the building trying to
save goods when the walls crashed in
names unknown. Six others are hurt LON
the same cause, none fatally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
EOarcers ChIOrofOrmed and
Robbed.

fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
CHICAGO, June Eft ba, iu.t been
learned hat the Hphce are investigating %
wholesale burglary that occurred Tuesday
night. The inmates q large boarding.
house, about twenty in number, were all
chloroarmcd ana the house thoroughly
ranSaclcl. The victims were nearly all
,trCct.Tl,roqd conductor, and drivers, and
o. they did not PIES mt thcm>e'yc. for duty
q cell 81. made and The men aroused with
odlicully All showed tae elects OF tGc
drug
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
WiTe.Murderer Hanged.

-. Louis, June - Alfred Blunt, the
wifc.nUIdcrcr, was hanged here at q 81
this morning. Life was extinct in six
minutes and fifteen seconds after the drop
fell. III, neck vas broken. He was thirty
TWO ycI, ella. hunchback, and maintained
that bis vile dtspi,ed him because Of hi,
dciormiiy. He was tried in December. the
supreme Court affirmed in April, and be
e.. hr,rpCd TODAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
Father ucuanus Made MonsiGnor

In Baltimore on Thursday morning Rev.
Bernard McMlnu>. the venerable pastor OF
st. Johns Catholic church, was invested
with the purple Of monsignor OF the first
rank. The ceremonies, which were held
in st. Johns church. corner OF Eager and
Valley streets. were very imposing, and the
edifce was crowded with people. The in-
yestiluIe was performed by Cardinal Glib
Lops
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
The President Going TO Philadei-
MIN.
By telerrnph % lhe Dispatch.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 2i.-Pre,ident
Cleveland /, TO visit this city next Scptem-
Der during the progress Of the ceremonies
incident TO tie constitutional convention
celebration. George W. Child. extended
On invitation to the President requesting
Mr.. cleveland to be bis guest upon the oc-
cnsion OF his visit. The President ac-
cepicd, and said that while in Philadelphia
he did not intend 10 be exclusive or to keep
himself sloOi from the people. He would
regard the visit as public affair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
Sunday Liquor i'm New York Hotels.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

~ Wv ''1F'I % 'I'7 It7VAI-fI'I
NEW YORK, June 24.-rhe Supreme
Court. general term. has reversed the de.
cision against lIoltl-keepers KresIin a.
Villas in the Sunday-excise test case, and
they have been discharged. The order Of
reversal is by Judge Lawrence. Their
offence was furnishing wines and liquors
TO guests. They were convicted in the
lower court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25

auiry. and are held rather sitter. with Sons
fev sales to-day IN Old. A sale Of about Do,oH
pounds OF cutters, made by Richmona Or"
from their interior factories, was reporter 70
day, but was contaminated last week. wrap
pors wero quiet todsy. Rehandlers are busy
striking tobacco. and no doubi 80 shall have
larger receipts. on account of the good season,
In N feU daya
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
TIE sharp Trial.

IEy teICcrnph % the Di7pat'n.I
NEW YORK, June 2i-The testimony in
the sharp case wa, not Of striking interest
to-day. Three OF the directors OF the
Broadway surface road, who are also en-.
ploycd in other OF sharp, enterprises. te--
titled that they were merely " dummy d.
rector, in Sharp, interest. Delaney
Nicol, Il the prosecution, said tnat their
case would probably be closed tomorrow,
ana that lerlap, today they would have
I'll tlnll. IL ilnnuN In.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
panichy Market In Montreal.

10y Telegraph t0 Tue DispatchI
New YORK, June pa Montreals special
10 the Post says: The stock market Ia,
been p1nicky this morning because OF
the suspension Of NcIver " Barclay,
who have lecn "i0ng" in leading
stocks, principally Montreal Telegraph AMI
Bank Of Montreal. TIE losses are slid 10
Ice s2OO,0 900, but their liability to the Stock
Exchange j. small.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
Fire Mt Auburn, Ale.

MONTGOMERY. ALA, June PA special
TO the Advertiser from Auburn reports the
burning OF the State Agricultural and Me-
cbanical College, with the chemical labra-
tory and other apparatus. The building
originally cost over 100000. The insu.
rance was $4,000. A new building VIII
be erected az once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
Notice OF Reduction.


by ItIOBTHIH 10 VII0 'I7i''11'I'-I
PrrTsBURGH, Pa, June 24.-The Brooke
Iron Company, Of Birdsbofo', today post
cd notice In its pudde-sheet mills and
nail.iactory that, oaiDg TO The depression
in ihe IRON market and in order TO keep the
MILL going, reduction IN tue wages OF iss
800 employees would have TO be made, COM
mepcing july LIST, OF about 10 per cent. IN
the wages Of puddlers and heaters, 10 per
cent. In nailers' wages, and all others III
proportion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
Failure In Cincinnati.
(By telegraph to the Dispatch. ]


CINCINSATI, June 2i.-Louis Kennedy ~
Co., commission and gram merchants on
Vine near Second street, assigned this AZ
tcrrOon TO James Pottib0ne. Liabilities
said TO be Sl30,OJ0: assets, $4,000. Ken
nedy was reported to be in the Chicago
wheat deal, and was a heavy endorser Of
the Fidelity Bank paper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
RARxErs By rELZeEArz

INV YORK. June 2L-Cotion arm sales, yi
bsles; VI lands, 1870. Orleans. II i-ioc. week.
- net receipts. ~ bales: gross receipts. s.'Sf
bales: exp0rts-to Great Britain. 800 baies:
20 the Continent An bales; saiee. 6095 bales;
stock. Ei.,9 bales. southern -four quiet
wheat slightly lower. No. 2red, s64 a5sc. July,
s5LaS5Ic Corn steady: No. 2, June. nominal
at i6hc; Juiy, i6taB 1880. Oats hslsc;
higher: No. ,. 32,fs33caf.: No. 2, June, nominal
al 397.c; July, BE. Hops steady and quiet
coffee dun at sl7.25: No. : Rio not quoted
July. ii550asi5 90; August so. sOatlo.D. sugar
quiet steady. and unchanged; far refining
quoted a; 90. refined quiet: &. isA li.l6c.;
yellow. d al 7.l6c. mould A. jta5. OF A,
54s5i.c.: STAFFORD, 5Hc. cut-loaf aud crush
ed Gi.c: powdered. Q l-l6abisc.: graduated,
, BIC. cubes. Gao l.Bc Aolasses quiet AMI
steady. Cotton. seed oil quoted az RHait'. FOR
refined. Resin dull az sL2lHAsiNH. Tur-
rortine dril al Sc. Hides steady ami mode
iately active; Wet sailed, New Orleans select
al 81 aiOc. : Texas selected. loc. Wool quies
and nrm domestic fleece. NaGc. pulled. IVA
Sac: Texas. ga2ir. Pork steady ~ tiiaNs.SD.
Niddles Gun. Lard tad points lower; spot,
s6iOasG15: July, s6Ga5 asd'1; August, to'os
s6.s2. trcighis steady.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, MD, June 2L-Cotion dull alt
nomiually lower: middhng. lie. Flour steady
and quiet: iONard-strcet and western super,
.250ai3 10; do. extra, sS%as3N; 20. ian-
ily. siaiLjO: city mills super, SlSaSI.
60. extra, g. s5ai2G1: DO. Rio brands, ti.52s
st1j: PatapscO supcrlatiye patent, SD; DO.
family. Is. Mbcat-southerD qaioi and MONT
nal: red. 81 Sc, new: am Der, Hsas3c., new;
No Maryland, SIC. bid: western irmer; No.
winter red. spot, - ass &c June. sftc bid;
July, slL aS4 &c: August, 37saSlhc septem-
Der, S3A aS5c. COn-SOuthern firm and quiet;
white. 5laJ8c. yellow, iSaig,. Ves:ern steady
End dun; mixed, spot, 81 ai5c.; June, fihs
f5c.: August, O. .ai6ifc. Oats steady AMI duil
southern and Pennsylvania, S3s36c. i; western
white Sja37c western mixed, &a3ic. Rye
steady at 5,GGoc. Hay quiet; prime % choice
western, SllaSl3. Provisions quiet AMI steady
Mess porK, sl5a;l7 Bulkmeats-Shoaldei
and clear-rib sides. packed. 81. and SIC. Ba-
con-Shoulders. 7aaShc.: clear-rib sides, ~;
hams 12kaiic. Lari-Rennef, $40. Butter
Grm; western packed. Halle; creamery,
lGa2Oc Iges higher at 49, ,al6c. Petroleum
steady; refined. sc. Coffee dun and lower:
Rio cargoe,. ordinary 10 lair, i5Hals,. sugar
steady; \ soft. i56g. copper-renned arm AZ
g. 25aS9.J1. Whisky FIRM al si.iiasl.i1 Freights
10 Liverpool per steamer dun; cotton, d
-four. Is. 81. grain. . All.
CHICAGO.
CgIcAeo. June 2L-Cash quotations were
Flour steady and unchanged. No. : spring
wheat. t3is a69hc.; no. ; spring wheat, 81.
No. red. 53a,3&c. No. corn, Shc. No. Z
oats, 25a25i,c Mess-p0rk, Ss2 Lard, s5.35s
f837b. short rib sides OoOse), E.3 Dry
salted shoulders boxed. iAi0siA50. Short
clear sides boxed, s.. G5as7.s0 Whisky, G.o.
Leading futures ranged:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25

Fulsby: A-cyerybody getting too
clever nowadays. J assure You, my chief.
object in society "a TO conceal nv ignorance
and to prevent people from finding out
what an abjccl fool really am
Mis- Towers: And DO YOU succeed;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
Rusincna Fnilures.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

~ "
NEW YORK, June 2l-The business fail.
uIes occurring throughout the country du-
ring l0stweek number for the United States
III and for Canada 20, or total OF l91,
sean,t 2l3 lost week and l13 the week
previous. The corresponding week Of last
yesr there were lG2 fIiufeS-l3S in the
United States aud - in Canada.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
Dk. AlLAkD hl4hAFHAhf
Professor Of Chemistry, Medical College state
South Carolina:

Professor u Chemistry, Medical College STATE
South Carolina:
81 have used In my own case and pre- 5cribei
for other. Buffalo Iithia Water for Uric icio
trouble With excellent results, AMI regard 10
as the sofest, sUresf. and most dgreeab's rag Oi
removing from the system this most pernciOus
deriyntiye of | rea, Uric Acid, the retention OF
which in the system is followed by 80 many
distressing symptoms, embracing G9nt, cut
cui Of the Kidney aud B'adief, H,u@(Jrn,
Nturdlgic affections, cases II Hsa'di Depression
aud Nervous IrritdbUHy and Nerrops Asthm
caused by the irritating action Of Cr'r led on
the bronchial tHbes
'Ziemssen. In his great work, THE Cyclic.
pmdia OF the Practice OF Medicine under the
head Of " HterSttidl Inflammation Of the KID
pels"-that il, Interstitiai AephritS-says
The pathological state Of the Kidneys, 40
present designated by the above name along
with several other names), represents The
htyd sfa4e Of what Is known by authors a.
Bri1ifs Disease, and ia alleged 20 be tho inal
result IF difIu-e NsphTitis.n
PURCELL, LADD & CO.. Agents.
TO lSSaiw Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
Fertl,ouake Forerunners I'm Peru.

by Arglo-American cable 10 the Dispatch.l
PAN,NA. June -. Continual rumbling
noises are heard in Artquipa, Peru, and
The inhabitants believe tney Will shortly
experience q severe earthquake. These
noises were particularly loud at the time
The EARTHQUAKES occurred in AriZOni.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
London Tobncco Nnrkct.

LONDON, June ], 1881.
10 ne Ed,tor Of mc D,,potct:
We have to report fairly active bust.
ro,., ard the Improvement IN the tone Of
our market noticed la our Last circular la,
tccr generally maintained.
Beyond, however, TIE disappearance Ol
fl,r strips under al. we do not think any
qUolaalc advance has been established in
Gaik 'obacco>, although we hope some OF
ilc hllhOio unstable parcels may nov
have better chance OF attracting atten.
lion 40 the moderate prices asked
Manufacturer, have no. shown any grrlt
oacDUs>> 10 buy, probably thinkiGg thii
the large stocks in our warehouse and in
Nl,w must prevent any immediate advance,
while thc crop question j, ,iIl an open one,
dopt cont probably more on seasons than
ON the assurance, Of farmer, a. 10 the guam.
lily liN VIII plant.
Bur,' tobacco OF good quality and color,
csroCHiy STRIPS, are ucld with more tirn-
no>, io consequence Of the upward ten.
dohcy OF value, for these descriptions m
AmO ican markets. bul broNn and com.
mon GRADES are difficult u sell, ana We
hear ol apparently cheap lots Offering.
We sire mol aware Of any Transactions IN
DARK Virginia tobacc0>, except one or two
i't- "a hft'A ~ - i'ii-''s '''t' W t''''
quality has been sold at top quotations.
Fer ID, dunn and low grade, %e have not
met nth much inquiry.
The adNirc> from the tobacco state,
during the next few weeks will be watched
with uau,ua interest. and We can only
hope that farmers may carry ont their pro.
ios>Cd intention OF planting moderate
| crop md dCyoting more attention 10
quaiN.
Quotations.
Virginia Loaf: Common to middling, %
! to sd. yer pound; fair 10 good and fine -
! 10 $ ana - colofy 10 bright, 10 l%tl |.
Virgins strips: Common % middllng
q o. "a. p,r pound; good t. tine dark,
! . to I'D.
Western Leaf: Common TO mi1dling ex
! port, % 20 A! 81. per pound: good 70 1in'
exports, = TO Co.,; sound Dry common %
mifdhng, - To- 81; ilr 10 good and line,
81 10 3D.: ,olory, : 10 81.
N,~.,ru STRIPS Common f. m,idlnH.
70 so p'r pound; fair 10 good AMI tcr,
- 10 e. and sd : selections and bright
Kentucky river. - 10 lot.
Nm1a and and Ohio, . 10 = aud 9'd. pr
pound
N,-iobrod and CNaudi-h. = to l. and
lsi. per pound.
Faithfully your,
Joan X. CuLMT & Go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
Execution i'm Missouri.

IBy IeIeBIaph % INC Ilspatch.I
INDEPENDENCE, No.. June 2i.-Edward
sneed was hanged IN the iml-ylrd here this
afternoon. He was perfectly seli.possess-
ed. No incident occurred. sneeds crime
was the deliberate murder of a boon con-
panion named LOomis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25

[By Anclo-American cable TO the Dispatcn.l
ROVE. June 2i.-Mon>ignor PerSIco and
MOnSsuor Gualdi have left for Ireland on 4
mission inlrusted TO them by the Pope.
TROY are instructed to make personal OBJ
.cr'ati0rs md to prepare 4 report on the
political and social position OF the Irish.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
DIR. ueGiynu's Period or Grace.

[By AnglO-AmerLcan cable TO The Dispatcn.I
ROME. June 2l.-The period OF grace
granted DR.. McGlvnn, OF New York, /.
about TO expire, and be has made no sign
Of submission. 1t is stated that the Pope
VIII, without further delay, formally ex-
communicate him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
PERSONAL.

USIoS BANK OF RICHMOND. juno "a, 1887.
A IA MEETING OF THE BOARD
"A OF DIRECTORS OF this bank held on tho
18th insnnt Mr.. A. L. SHEPHERD was unani-
mously elected director TO an tie vacancy
caused by the death OF James IL. Blair.
JAMES MILLER,
1lt Cashier.